ABOUT TCP ANALYTICAL

TCP Analytical is a leading provider of analytical, life science, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and laboratory solutions serving customers across research, development, manufacturing, quality control, and regulated production environments. Through its portfolio of specialized companies and brands, TCP Analytical delivers a comprehensive range of chemicals, reagents, sterile solutions, peptides, filtration products, laboratory consumables, contract manufacturing services, and custom scientific solutions.

The organization supports a diverse customer base including pharmaceutical manufacturers, biotechnology companies, academic institutions, government laboratories, environmental testing facilities, healthcare organizations, and industrial manufacturers. With expertise spanning analytical chemistry, bioprocessing, cell and gene therapy, peptide synthesis, GMP manufacturing, and laboratory operations, TCP Analytical provides innovative products and technical expertise that help accelerate scientific discovery and improve operational efficiency.

Committed to quality, regulatory compliance, customer service, and continuous innovation, TCP Analytical partners with organizations throughout the product lifecycle to deliver reliable solutions that meet the highest industry standards.

ALCONOX

  • Enhance pharmaceutical cleaning by aligning chemistry, process design, and monitoring to remove complex residues, reduce contamination risk, and ensure consistent, compliant performance.

  • Standardize compliant cleaning by integrating risk-based validation, effective residue detection, and science-based limits to reduce cross-contamination and protect product quality.

  • Optimize critical cleaning processes by implementing precise mixing procedures and utilizing diverse testing methods to monitor bath life, prevent corrosion, and enable reliable surface cleanliness.

  • View the basics of cleaning validation and discuss the support services you should seek from your critical cleaning products supplier to optimize your cleaning validation process.

  • Enforce reliable lab results by improving washer performance, detergent selection, and rinsing to prevent residues, cross-contamination, and spotting—supporting reproducibility and compliance.

  • A low-foaming, high-emulsification cleaning approach that removes tough residues, supports automated processes, ensures consistent rinsing, and meets strict validation needs across complex equipment.

  • Riverarch Equity Partners (“Riverarch”) and other investors, including Audax Strategic Capital, The Hillman Company, Lacy Diversified, and PPM America, together with their portfolio company TCP Analytical are pleased to announce the acquisition of Alconox, LLC (“Alconox” or the “Company”), a leading provider of branded laboratory cleaning solutions.

  • Alconox Inc. is pleased to announce that we have extended the shelf life of our critical cleaning detergents from 2 years (24 months) to 3.5 years (42 months). This significant improvement in shelf life is based on extensive stability testing, and our goal of continuous improvement. Thus ensuring the continued reliability and performance of our detergents throughout this extended period.

  • Learn how thorough cleaning and process optimization in pharma manufacturing prevent cross-contamination, ensure product integrity, and enhance efficiency while also improving compliance and reducing costs.

  • The Cleaning Validation Summit 2025, hosted by PharmaEd Resources on March 10-11 in beautiful La Jolla, CA, will bring together top industry experts to discuss the latest innovations and regulatory insights in pharmaceutical cleaning validation.

  • Process optimization is key to achieving effective pharmaceutical and cosmetic critical cleaning. Learn how manufacturers can improve cleaning efficiency and ensure product safety.

  • Gain insight into the most recent upgrades to Alconox's powder detergent packaging and the company's focus on continuous improvement from the Vice President of Strategy, Michael Moussourakis.

  • How can I clean residual hormone residue from our process lines and tanks?

  • Learn about an effective cleaning solution that removes DNA from laboratory equipment and materials without the need for bleach.

  • It is important to have clean laboratory equipment, as any “leftover” proteins could contaminate your next experiment. Learn about three of the best methods for cleaning proteins, RNA, and DNA.

  • Cleanliness can be detected to varying degrees or levels. Learn about methods of detecting and measuring cleanliness in relation to soil quantities.

  • Explore aqueous detergent selection criteria as it fits into three broad categories: function and efficacy, health and safety, and environmental.

  • Examine the steps of cleaning validation for both low-volume and high-volume manufacturers and the important role these studies play.

  • Testing and selecting an aqueous cleaning system involves a seven-step process. In this chapter of The Aqueous Cleaning Handbook, follow along as we walk through those steps to help you optimize your cleaning process.

  • In this chapter of The Aqueous Cleaning Handbook, we explore the key definitions of aqueous cleaner ingredients, the types of aqueous cleaners, and the application of isoelectric points to cleaning.

  • This chapter of The Aqueous Cleaning Handbook explains what an aqueous cleaner is, what it contains, and how it can improve your cleaning process.

  • This handbook is intended to assist laboratory and manufacturing plant scientists and engineers in accurately selecting and maximizing the performance of aqueous cleaners and systems.

  • What does the BATH-O-CARD acronym represent, and how can it help you during your aqueous cleaning process?

  • Here, we focus on the critical cleaning of hard surfaces utilized in 3D printing processes across industries, such as extruded plastics, photosensitive substrates, metals, and metal alloys.

  • Learn what combinations are most effective when cleaning RNA contamination, and review important details regarding interfering residues.

  • For over 75 years, Alconox has been the recognized leader in detergents, used extensively in the laboratory, pharmaceutical, biotech, medical device, healthcare, electronics, solar, food, nuclear, optics, cannabis and cosmetics industries.

  • Explore general cleaning concepts, important sanitary surface considerations, cleaning guidelines for cannabis manufacturers, medical device re-processing and cleaning applications, and more.

  • Explore detergent selection and chemistry, sanitary surface considerations for COVID-19, cleaning strategies for cannabis manufacturing, and solutions for challenging residues in consumer products and cosmetics.

  • All Alconox Inc. detergents are Class I Medical Devices and listed as FDA-registered detergents. The list of the detergents is found on the FDA website with FDA Registration number 2410887. Alconox Inc. is also proud to be ISO9001:2015 and ISO13485:2016 Certified.

  • Warm temperatures can denature some hormones and proteins, causing cleaning problems. Gain insight on how temperature can effect enzymatic and emulsifying activity in cleaning mechanisms.

  • If you are looking to manually clean coveralls, bunny suits, bouffants, and the like, the Alconox detergent you have in house will be great.  In a more ideal circumstance, we would go with what is essentially Alconox powder enhanced with protein enzymes.  This truly gives thorough removal/cleaning of biological, proteinaceous, viral, and microbial residue.  This is Tergazyme® Enzyme-Active Powdered Detergent – see our Tergazyme detergent video.  Both detergents, the Alconox and Tergazyme powder, do not contain traditional “laundry” detergent attributes: florescent whitening agents, softeners and fragrances. They both contain excellent dispersants, emulsifiers and wetting agents that can enhance cleaning significantly.  So they won’t “smell” clean, they just will be clean.  In fact, critically clean.

  • Per Center for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines for cleaning and disinfecting viruses and other pathogens, any form of disinfection necessarily follows cleaning. The process of cleaning will remove any residues that might shield any virus or pathogen from the disinfection step that comes next. Disinfection, following thorough cleaning and rinsing, can be done with bleach solutions, 70% alcohol solutions, or other products with EPA-approved emerging viral pathogens claims. As outlined by CDC, bleach solutions should reside on surface for at least one minute and can be made as follows:

    • 5 tablespoons (1/3rd cup) bleach per gallon of water, or
    • 4 teaspoons bleach per quart of water

    An excellent cleaning and wiping solution can be made with 0.5% (0.75- 1.5 oz/gal or 5 mL/L) Alconox® Powdered Precision Cleaner or Liquinox® Critical Cleaning Liquid Detergent, depending on preference for powder or liquid concentrate, respectively. Following which, per the CDC guidelines, wipe with the above bleach solution or other disinfectant solution. Allow wiped-down surfaces to sit for several minutes before rinsing to complete the disinfection.

  • A great deal is known about how pH affects aqueous critical cleaning. The first step is for you to identify the residue that needs to be removed and then determine the optimal pH range that will remove it.

LIFECYCLE BIOTECHNOLOGIES

BARKER PHARMA

  • Streamline workflows with reliable results with ready-to-use chemical solutions. Custom formulations and flexible packaging save preparation time in complex lab applications.

  • Read the full brochure to better understand how high-purity reagent and electronic chemicals can support your operational and product development goals.

  • Reliable manufacturing relies on strong quality systems, adaptive production, and tailored solutions. 

CRITICAL PROCESS FILTRATION

TCP ANALYTICAL

  • Streamline workflows with reliable results with ready-to-use chemical solutions. Custom formulations and flexible packaging save preparation time in complex lab applications.

  • High-purity amino acids for pharma demand tight process control, contamination prevention, and regulatory rigor to deliver consistency, protect downstream steps, and deliver reliable performance.

CONTACT INFORMATION

TCP Analytical

P.O. Box 788

Belmont, NC 28012

UNITED STATES